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Chartreuse de Champmol
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Chartreuse de Champmol

chapel, Dijon, France
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  • Claus Sluter

    The portal of the Champmol chapel is now somewhat damaged (the Virgin’s sceptre is missing, as are the angels, once the object of the child’s gaze, holding symbols of the Passion). This work, though begun by Marville, must have been redesigned by Sluter, who set the figures strongly before…

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    The portal of the Champmol chapel is now somewhat damaged (the Virgin’s sceptre is missing, as are the angels, once the object of the child’s gaze, holding symbols of the Passion). This work, though begun by Marville, must have been redesigned by Sluter, who set the figures strongly before…

    Read More